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Worksheets03 PSPO SCRUM : BackLog Mgt Engl
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What does DSDM stand for?
Dynamic System Development Method
Development Scrum Delivery Model
Digital Systems Design Method
Dynamic Software Deployment Model
In which year was the DSDM method created?
1990
1992
1994
1996
What prioritization technique is used in DSDM?
Kanban
MoSCoW
RICE
WSJF
What does a User Story represent?
A technical task
The smallest unit of agile work from the user's perspective
A contractual document
A software bug
In the acronym INVEST, what does the "I" stand for?
Independent
Integrated
Innovative
Iterative
In INVEST, what does "V" stand for?
Visual
Valuable
Verified
Versioned
How many days maximum should a User Story last according to INVEST?
1-2 days
3-4 days
1 week
2 weeks
What standard format is used to write a User Story?
Role - Action - Benefit
Goal - Risk - Solution
Input - Process - Output
Problem - Analysis - Result
What is the purpose of acceptance criteria?
Define the source code
Determine if the story fulfills the intent
Choose the PO
Calculate the budget
The commercial value of a User Story can be...
Only qualitative
Qualitative or quantitative
Only quantitative
Neither qualitative nor quantitative
Who developed the Kano model?
Jeff Sutherland
Noriaki Kano
Mike Cohn
Ken Schwaber
In the Kano model, the "Basic needs" are...
Optional features
Needs whose absence causes dissatisfaction
Features that surprise
Costs
What does the "M" in MoSCoW stand for?
Maybe have
Must have
Minimal have
Main have
What proportion do "Must haves" generally represent in MoSCoW?
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
What does "Time-boxing" mean?
Set a maximum duration for a task
Plan a budget
Limit the number of stories
Prioritize by cost
What are the 3 Cs of a User Story?
Card, Conversation, Confirmation
Context, Code, Conclusion
Card, Calculation, Closure
Concept, Conversation, Clarity
What is "Technical Debt"?
The cost of a bug
The implicit cost of a quick technical choice
The financial debt of the project
Subscription fees
What does a "Spike" represent?
A technical story to reduce a risk or explore
An urgent bug
A test report
A daily meeting
What is the maximum duration of a Spike?
1 day
According to the sprint's timebox
1 week
2 weeks
"Planning Poker" is used for...
Prioritizing stories
Estimating the effort of stories
Tracking velocity
Defining product vision
During Planning Poker, if everyone gives the same estimate...
We start over
We take the average
We keep this number
We cancel the story
What is a User Story Map?
A geographical map
A tool for organizing stories by priority and version
A list of bugs
A Gantt chart
In a User Story Map, an "Epic" is...
A small piece of work
A large decomposable feature
An acceptance criterion
A user test
What does EBM mean?
Evidence-Based Management
Event-Driven Model
Enterprise Budget Management
Enhanced Business Method
What is the main objective of EBM?
Deliver faster
Improve customer and organizational outcomes in uncertainty
Eliminate risks
Reduce costs
In EBM, what does "Unrealized Value" represent?
Current value
Potential future value
Competitors' value
Financial value
The "Current Value" measures...
The potential value
The current value offered to customers
The number of stories completed
Technical debt
The "Time-to-Market" measures...
The total development time
The ability to deliver value quickly
The time spent in meetings
The duration of a sprint
The "Ability to Innovate" measures...
The creativity of the team
The effectiveness in providing new capabilities
The number of ideas proposed
The R&D budget
In EBM, a "Strategic Goal" is...
A short-term objective
An important and long-term objective
An urgent task
A sprint criterion
An "Intermediate Goal" in EBM is...
A short-term tactical objective
A large product vision
A retrospective
A user test
A "Starting State" is...
The final vision
The initial situation of the organization
The list of features
The product backlog
What does the INVEST model allow?
Evaluate the quality of a User Story
Calculate velocity
Evaluate a sprint
Manage a budget
What does "Negotiable" mean in INVEST?
The story can change after delivery
The story is not a rigid contract
The story depends on other stories
The story must be short
What is the main advantage of a well-written User Story?
Allows for faster coding
Improves understanding and collaboration
Reduces technical debt
Prevents bugs
What type of test can confirm a User Story?
User test
Unit test
Load test
All of the above
What does the "Map" represent in the 3 Cs?
The complete backlog
The raw representation of the story
A diagram
A tracking table
What does the "Conversation" represent in the 3 Cs?
Technical documentation
Exchanges to clarify the story
Sprint meeting
Emailing
What does "Confirmation" represent in the 3 Cs?
The client's agreement
The validation criteria of the story
The delivery
The payment
What is the main purpose of the MoSCoW criteria?
Prioritize requirements
Evaluate cost
Write stories
Make a schedule
What is the purpose of the Kano model?
Classify features according to their ability to satisfy the customer
Evaluate technical debt
Prioritize by costs
Define the technical backlog
In Kano, the "Delighters" are...
Mandatory
Features that pleasantly surprise
Useless features
Problems
What is an "Epic" in the User Story Map?
A large feature
A sprint
A user role
Technical debt
What does Time-Boxing allow in case of delay?
Add work
Reduce planned work
Extend the duration
Cancel the sprint
What tool is often used with Planning Poker?
Spreadsheet
Deck of cards
Whiteboard
Post-it
One of the objectives of T2M is...
Increase technical debt
Reduce the time needed to deliver value
Avoid bugs
Do fewer stories
In EBM, the "Current Value" is also measured by...
Customer satisfaction
The budget spent
The number of sprints
Technical debt
The EBM model is based on...
Intuition
Evidence and experimentation
Decisions made solely by the PO
Available budget
The Product Owner uses the User Story Map to...
Plan releases and prioritize
Write code
Organize meetings
Calculate velocity
